Looking for places to watch the Mexico vs. Ecuador game for free in Mexico City? Take note, because we’ve got several options for you all over the city. Screens will be set up on Paseo de la Reforma, in the Historic Center, and even in the Palacio de los Deportes parking lot.
At a press conference, Mexico City officials announced that this match will be shown at the well-known soccer festivals, as well as on Paseo de la Reforma, where 22 small screens, four large screens, and one giant screen will be set up. You’ll also find three stages with screens.
In the Historic Center, there will be screens at:
- 20 de Noviembre at the corner of República de Uruguay, Mesones, and Regina
- Pino Suárez with the Republic of Uruguay and the Republic of El Salvador
- the corner of Palma and 5 de Mayo, Madero, and 16 de Septiembre
- 5 de Mayo at the corner of Isabel la Católica
It’s worth noting that at the Monument to the Revolution, the Caballito, and the Palacio de los Deportes parking lot, there will be free concerts once the match ends. We’ll see Grupo Cañaveral, Cuisillos, and Mi Banda el Mexicano perform.
Where else can I watch the Mexico vs. Ecuador game for free?
In addition to these locations, the match will be shown for free at Futlán de Banco Plata at the Chapultepec Fair, as well as on the esplanades of the Gustavo A. Madero and Cuajimalpa municipal offices.
Don’t forget your umbrella and raincoat. Here’s a map of the screens that will be set up along Paseo de la Reforma.
